mike: dangerous cold air is moving in. the brutal conditions tonight into tomorrow and the record we could break. reid: a search right now for a hit and run driver. a teenager rushed to the hospital. the latest in the investigation. pam: a postal worker' s quick action credited with saving a man' s life. the inclination that something was wrong. announcer: this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. pam: right now, temperatures taking a dive across the state, this is a look at where they stand right now. reid: those bone-chilling numbers are expected to drop even lower as the sun sets. the wind also a major concern tonight.

s mike wankum. look at that. mica: you probably didn' t notice it this much this afternoon, we have a number of advisory warnings. that is a wind chill warning. the windchill -- the cave is in this windchill advisory. you talk about winchell' s way below zero. this goes all the way back to the great lakes. this is some cold stuff in the east. pittsburgh is already -- already don' t five. wurster down to one. we are still in the teens. here is the windchill index. it feels like 23 degrees below zero.

record low temperatures. this will be the coldest night we had -- we have had in a decade. it is going to be brutally cold tomorrow morning. there is some improvement. there is some big improvement coming down the road. we will talk about those temperatures and when we flirt with 50 again. reid: as mike just told us we are looking at dangerous conditions tonight. newscenter 5' s nicole estaphan is live in boston with some of the precautions you should take, nicole. nicole: it' s cold out here, getting colder and i am amazed to still see people out here without gloves or hats. that' s what it is all about, dress in layers, dress warmly. and if you don' t have to go outside, don' t. >> its pretty chilly, especially with the wind. nicole: and it' s about to get colder. so cold, that the boston area

near historic lows. >> some boots, i would have a double hood in the morning. nickel: -- nicole: though we found many saturday, as prepared as one can be. expected wind gusts overnight will have the air feeling like 35 below zero. for a new englander that' s cold imagine this couple from texas >> its 8 degrees and humid. just keep moving, that is all we are doing. just keep moving in and out of buildings nicole: if you do go out know , the signs of hypothermia. >> grogginess, tiredness, and you will feel a coldness and stiffness. sometimes you are not even aware it is happening. nicole: and don' t forget about your pets. how coldest to cold? the night temperatures combined with the wind, they should all be inside. here is an idea, an indoor dog

the doors opened up just in time for the winter chill. >> it' s very important. they get hypothermia just like all of us. nicole: some important advice from fire officials, they say test those fire alarms, as well as carbon monoxide detectors. make sure they are working. nicole, wcvb new center five. reid: remember all weekend you can take the latest storm team 5 forecasts with you wherever go just download the free wcvb mobile app for iphone and android. re getting more information about the crash this week involving former boston mayor ray flynn. doctors at mgh say he developed an irregular heart rhythm that led to a drop in blood pressure and loss of consciousness. the condition is called aborted sudden cardiac arrest. flynn was given a defibrillator. mayor flynn was driving from the gym when he crashed his car thursday in south boston. right now, the search is on for a hit and run driver police believe targeted a teen in

bike. newscenter five' s juli mcdonald is live with the latest on the investigation. juli: that 15-year-old continues to recover this evening; he was initially flown to beth israel yesterday afternoon, and then was transferred to children' s. police and the da' s office are still looking into exactly what happened during an exchange between the boy and the driver moments before he was hit. lowell police are still looking for the driver who witnesses say intentionally hit a teen on a bike just before 2 friday afternoon. as investigators piece together what happened, they' re even more confident the hit and run was neither an accident nor random. >> some of the witness who came forward said there was some type of argument or discussion between the occupants of the truck and this young man. juli: when the boy rode off, witnesses say the truck drove on the wrong side of the road after him, sending him flying off his bike. >> the white pickup truck we were looking for fled on lawrence street.

and found part of the bike had been dragged almost a mile away on bolt street. and on the other end of the street the abandoned truck parked behind a landscaping business. investigators believe they have an idea who was driving and who else was in the car, though it may not be to whom the truck with new hampshire plates is registered. when police first began searching for the truck, they sought the public' s help. you' ll hear part of the ' code red message' neighbors received, next at 6. reid: right now, firefighters are investigating a three alarm fire at a home in lawrence. the fire broke out this afternoon at this home on butler street. lowell, andover, and north andover fire departments were called in to help put out the flames. the good news here was no one was hurt. pam: commitment 2016, the jeb bush campaign just announcing former president george w. bush will hit the campaign trail for his brother. he and former first lady laura bush will speak at an event in north charleston, south carolina on monday. meanwhile the six republicans

come face to face tonight. abc' s lana zak has a preview ahead of the debate. lana: from the rally stage to the debate stage, jeb bush and john kasich warming up for tonight' s gop face-off . >> give me a chance to take this message to america. give me the votes you have and call three people and get them to vote. >> the first showdown will be between the six remaining republican candidates. >> it will get nastier and they get personal, they get ugly. >> after his big win in new hampshire, donald trump is staying positive, but not anymore.

cruz punching back. >> trump uses power for personal gain. lana: democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton are facing off in the campaign trail for the next state, nevada. >> we surprised them in iowa, we surprise them in new hampshire, we are going to surprise them in nevada. lana: sanders working to capitalize on his momentum after trouncing clinton. clinton rallying supporters to rally back. >> i know you are here because we have work to do.

reid: on his route this week, postal worker new something was just not right. sera congi explains tonight, his instinct is credited with saving a man' s life. sera: tom balzano takes pride in knowing the people he serves on his mail route. >> i feel like i know everybody. sera: so when one braintree resident broke his routine, balzano took notice. >> i used to see him once or he' d always come out on the tenth of every month to get his social security check and when he didn' t come out a couple of days ago, i got concerned. sera: once the 67-year-old' s mail started to stack up, balzano contacted police. >> it just didn' t seem right. sera: braintree fire was called in to help get into the locked it' s estimated he was there for at least three days. when firefighters found the man he was alive and conscious, and then taken to south shore hospital.

s life. then i think that' s a great thing. he is a constant in people' s life. so he noticed something was right, alerted the correct authorities. that' s wonderful. sera: a neighborhood watchman, who went above and beyond. >> i look out for these people. i think every mailman does. sera: in braintree, sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. pam: a massive, deadly pile up on a pennsylvania highway. reid: the search for what might have triggered this tangled mess. pam: five investigates, the release of a new bedford man after spending 30 years in prison. the new questions about 20 years worth of massachusetts state police evidence. reid: plus, is it the best or maybe worst weekend for a polar plunge? we' ll let you decide when

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reid: antony said -- sources saying supreme court justice scalia died. he was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1986. again, antonin scalia has died. we will update -- we will update you as soon as any information becomes available. pam: three people are dead tonight after a multi-car pileup in pennsylvania. the mid-morning crash involved more than 50 cars on interstate 78. tractor-trailers, box trucks,

other could be seen across three lanes and into the median. police are investigating whether drifting snow may have played a ro in the accident. reid: we are not the only ones this weekend. the dangerous temperatures abc' s indra peterson has more on the conditions in buffalo, new york right now. snow. hard to tell but it is only 9% frozen. we have this mild start to the winter, but that was a quick change, especially as this cold today. a wind chill. the arctic mass continuing to push further in. as we go through the evening hours, places like boston and new york city, this morning saw temperatures into the 20' s.

your eyes start to water. your face starts to burn out here. the elements will start to feel the threat of frostbite. and you could lose your cognitive abilities. that is how you know the threat of hypothermia could be settling in. all of this , there is one piece of good news i have, things will quickly rebound. intricate us in -- indra peterson, buffalow new york. pam: these are some brave souls. a polar plunge for charity this this event at lake cochituate, put on by the natick amvet, olympics. about 70 people jumped in the water. several hundred more cheered them on, while bundled up.

reid: if you are looking for an -- a party that hopefully included a bonfire. it is for a good cause. mike: it is going to be pretty cold. this has the wind added to it. by the way, if you are up early this morning there were some places that had some snow. check out this satellite loop. nantucket picked up a half inch of snow. here' s the big story, low pressure offshore, high pressure in the great lakes and just funneling that cold air right down over the top of us. it doesn' t look that bad then you step outside. in boston it feels like it is seven degrees below zero. record low for tonight is three below. i think we' re going to be

let me show you the temperatures right now. wurster is at three degrees and over the next hours he -- next few hours it is going to keep dropping. the wind chill index is running at 35 degrees over -- 35 degrees below zero overnight tonight. you are going to drop below zero later on tonight as well. six below by 2:00 and even in the morning. the warmest spots, into the teens. pretty chilly stuff we are talking about out there. since 2000 we have only dropped below zero nine times. last winter was cold. this is unusual because we have been so warm. tonight, five below. the record is three below. coldest in nearly a decade.

a couple of records , but everybody is going to set records as we head into the overnight hours. lows anywhere between two and 12 degrees below zero. tomorrow it is sunny and cold. winds are going to be strong in the morning. those are high temperatures. but at least the wind will be diminishing. northwesterly wind in boston. gusts even stronger than that. remembered gusts are probably going to be another 10 miles per hour on top of that. by the time we get to the late afternoon they are down in the teens. and then we are going to start warming things up.

we may starve than of cold air in place and then eventually turn over to rain, as this drags warm air into here. tomorrow, just flat out cold and windy. for monday, some night snow moving into the forecast. first of the clouds start rolling in. as you talk about an evening commute there may be some snow. that warm air is searching back up here. rain monday night into tuesday morning. temperature. then we cool back down. toward thursday and friday. bout of mix. it is up and down, but the real down his tonight into tomorrow morning. that is going to be the coldest

pam: thanks area -- thanks. released from prison after 30 years, one massachusetts man' s new freedom could lead to more overturned convictions. reid: five investigates the forensic test many agencies are now admitting was flawed. that' s next on newscenter 5 at 5. pam: breaking news tonight, united states supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we g ive you your day back. what you do with it is up to you.

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pam: the flawed evidence that sent this man to prison for 30 years, is now inspiring an effort. to look at more cases. five investigates helped expose questions about george perrot' s conviction. reid: now, as karen anderson shows us, there' s a new effort under way to find out if bad science put anyone else behind bars. >> what goes through your mind? >> all these cameras. karen: three decades behind bars comes to an end for george perrot, walking out of a new bedford court house after a judge threw out his conviction and released him on bail. are there more george perrot' s locked up in massachusetts because of bad science about hair analysis? >> absolutely . karen: lisa kavanaugh helped perrot win his release after the fbi in 2014 admitted mistakes were made from their use of microscopic hair analysis. but the fbi' s wasn' t alone. the massachusetts state police performed the same kind of analysis and are now reviewing

similar errors were made. >> the findings of the fbi' s national audit made clear that errors were rampant. and analysts were again and again, exceeding the limits of science and overstating the certainty. and i think there is no reason to think state analysts were any better given what we know about how they are trained. karen: kavanaugh says ropes and gray whose attorney' s helped free perrot has pledged to work with defendants on the statewide check of hair analysis cases. so far, only the middlesex county district attorney has agreed to review any problem cases with defense lawyers. >> what' s your message to the other das out there? my hope is that other district attorneys will see this as an important opportunity to find and possibly correct unjust convictions. the state' s the d-as still have to figure ll deal with any cases flagged by the review. the state police has so far

with months more of work to do. karen anderson, five investigates. reid: coming up on newscenter five at 5:30, pope francis greeting crowds in mexico. pam: he' s at the start of an already historic trip, and is using it to deliver a strong message to world leaders. reid: plus, nutritional information can leave many of us scratching our heads. expert advice to help you pick out what' s the most important information on the box. life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. go paperless don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need it's a balancing act,

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this is an editorial by wcvb president and general manager -- >> nearly 20 million people watched super bowl 50. at broncos game that one with hard-hitting and physical intimidation. the nfl is riding high, right? in the previous week we learned three more players, including a quarterback, word diagnosed posthumously with a brain disease. the nfl says the number of player concussions rose by 54% during the 2015 regular season. when pressed about players set that player safety, commissioner roger goodell pointed to update it will changes to limit contact and practice -- contact in practice. he also says if he had a son, which he doesn' t, he would love him to play the game of football.

increased rates of als area more alarming, one study claims that concussions may triple the rate of suicides, a staggering with military veterans. football will continue as our national pastime, what it is extremely reasonable football. commissioner goodell should use the nfl' s substantial clout to promote changes in youth football, in addition to even stricter enforcement of the rules and more severe punishments from the obvious intentional hits designed to injure opponents. even if the current commissioner lacs the backbone to lead. right now the nfl owns a day of the week. with such popularity comes the responsibility to america' s youth and players. announcer: from boston' s news

five at 5:30. and: united states supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. the body was found at a luxury resort in texas. scalia was the longest-serving justice on the supreme court. he was appointed by ronald reagan in 1986. we will have new information as it comes in. here are the stories happening right now the search continues for the driver who hit a teenager in lowell. that 15-year-old boy was riding his bike at the time. police say the victim was intentionally struck. they do have the truck involved. reid: the six remaining gop presidential candidates are getting ready for another debate. this one tonight in south carolina. it was just announced that former president george w bush will campaign for his brother, jeb, in north charleston on monday. pam: three people are dead tonight after a multiple car pileup in pennsylvania. more than 50 cars involved in this crash on interstate 78 this morning. reid: we want to show you some

up, as we brace for dangerously cold conditions tonight. and a morning tomorrow. so just stay in bed. mike: if you are bundled up and step out properly, you are fine arian valentines, prickly fine as long as you bundle up. i want to give you a little hope. i want to show you what the high temperatures going to be like. tomorrow is brutally cold. look what happens by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. we have wind chill warnings out from noon tomorrow. northwesterly winds . as cold as 35 degrees before 35 degrees below zero. the wind will be a little stronger by the temperature a little bit milder.

it is one in worchester. check out this water temperature, 41. this cold air blowing across the harbor. that ocean water is so warm and the air mass coming over the top of us is so cold. here are the current wind chill indexes. boston' s still feels like it is seven degrees below zero. and nantucket at two on the wind chill index. we are talking about record low temperatures settling in here along with that gusty wind. then we start to talk about that more. -- about that warmth. reid: take the latest storm team 5 forecasts with you wherever go just download the free wcvb mobile app for iphone and android. pam: new at 5:30, the bomb squad called in to help get rid of a mortar shell in dennis. police say a man brought it to the station this morning after finding it at his home. state police were called in to check out the mortar shell, blocking off an area outside the station.

determined the mortar shell was an inert training round and took it away for disposal. reid: new information on the fire that destroyed a historic mill in new hampshire. firefighters say the kear-sarge peg mill in bartlett is a total loss. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. some pictures of that incredible fire. firefighters say it is nearly impossible to figure out how it started because of the heavy damage. the mill was built 139 years ago, it made shoe pegs. pam: she left today as part of a bipartisan delegation. japan is the fifth largest importer of massachusetts made good and services. tsongas lived in japan as a teenager on a u.s. air force base. reid: pope francis is in mexico tonight. he was greeted by cheering crowds and a special welcoming ceremony. but as mary moloney reports he

leaders. mary: a sea of thousands greeted history' s first latin american pope as he rode through mexico city' s historic center saturday. pope francis stopped to meet the adoring crowd on his way to the national palace handing out rosaries and embracing several sick children. mexico' s president enrique pena nieto welcomed the pope with a special ceremony where francis later delivered his first major address, aimed at country' s political and religious leaders. >> experience teaches us that each time we seek the path of privileges for the benefits of a few to the detriment of the good of all, sooner of later the life of society becomes fertile soil for corruption. mary: the pope also spoke of how mexico' s richness lies in its young people. >> a people with a youthful

renew and transform itself. this is an invitation to look to the future with hope. mary: francis will wrap up the first day of his visit with a mass at the basilica of the virgin of guadalupe. >> today i come as a missionary of mercy and of peace. but also, i come as a son who wishes to pay homage to his mother the blessed virgin of guadeloupe and place myself under her watchful care. mary: mary moloney, wcvb new center five. pam: new arrests linked to a crime spree targeting jewelry stores across the south. reid: the fbi now says the woman caught on camera smashing into stores was just one piece of a conspiracy. pam: amd, new warnings about the zika virus in the u.s. the step one state is taking and the new action to protect people at risk in brazil. reid: united states of cream

create: r -- rei d: united states up in court justice antonin scalia has died. he was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1986. staying on top of this story, bringing you new information as it becomes available.

string of jewelry robberies across the south. the fbi now says the woman caught on camera committing the crimes was recruited and trained. newscenter five' s antoinette antonio has the story. antoinette: the infamous alleged jewerly store robber seen on security cameras across the south? now the face of a crime spree? this morning, in newly released court documents, fbi investigators say 24-year-old abigal kemp was just part of a four-person team behind the string of violent robberies. >> i need you to respond to an armed robbery. antoinette: brothers larry and michael gilmore appearing in federal court on friday, charged with conspiracy to interfere with commerce by threats of officials accusing the pair along with lewis jones iii of finding, recruiting, and training kemp. the fbi alleges the gilmore brothers' atlanta tint shop served as kemp' s robbery training school where the 3 men taught her to manipulate a handgun, zip tie workers, choose what merchandise to steal, and speak in code words. according to agents, the group routinely practiced until they

>> if you watch her behavior inside the store it' s very deliberate about what she does. antoinette: kemp' s family and former co-workers, stunned when she was named by officials as the woman seen wielding a gun in surveillance images. >> i hate it for her, i hate it for her family. but you know, if you do these things, you' ve made the bed you' ve got to lay in. antoinette: authorities say the 4 split into pairs. kemp and jones would go to the stores, and the brothers would serve as lookouts. the documents alleging cell phone pings put the brothers near each of the robbery locations during the crimes. and call records allegedly show jones talking to the brothers before and after each robbery. read: the national council imposed new rules this month, a new system would collect

the chain of custody a fish imported to the u.s.. the council says the rule changes are crucial to combat illegal fishing that harms food security and law-abiding fishermen. pam: hawaii has joined the fight against the zika virus. the governor declared a state of emergency to fight the mosquito borne illness. the state is in the midst of a dengue fever outbreak more than 250 cases have been confirmed there. there have been no locally transmitted cases of zika but there is concern that the mosquitoes that carry dengue fever can also carry zika. the governor hopes the emergency will bring in more money to control outbreaks. brazil also strengthening its battle against the zika virus. more than 200,000 military troops are going door-to-door informing people about the virus and the mosquito that carries it. the troops are also focusing on how to get rid of mosquito breeding areas in and around homes. the goal is to visit three million homes. brazil is at the center of the

and we are dealing with dangerously cold temperatures, but it won' t last through the week. >> bruins help their head coach, reach a significant milestone. pam: breaking news tonight, united states supreme court justice antoni i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... but i thought it would be too expensive... who's that, jenny? no kate...turns out they have a deal that cost me even less than my slow service. and it's 100 megs ...i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% then i thought, maybe other things could be better. i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. only fios has the fastest

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up. how about these numbers are you boston at one degree. pam: anyway you added up, that is cold. mike: it really is, and so dramatic considering what we have been going through. it has been a mild winter so far, in new york temperatures were in the 20' s. we had 30 degrees, the warmest temperature in boston. you probably noticed the wind coming up, then the temperature continues to drop arian that it -- that is what it is going to do all night tonight. along with that cold, it pick some moisture up in the ocean. if that wind with change directions, we may even talk a bit of snow out toward the outer cape. don' t rule that out.

then you start factoring in the wind out of the west. these are not wind chill indexes. check out the western part of the state. we are already below zero. the cold just keeps pushing his weight in here. -- pushing its way in here. we are probably going to break a record as we head into the overnight hours. clear and windy with dangerous wind chills. as cold as 12 degrees below zero, and you add that northwesterly wind at 15 to 30 miles per hour. if you look outside the window it looks great, until you step outside into it. one thing about these wins, there will be strong in the morning, but they will be

he spoke like overnight lows, but these are the temperatures. monday we warm up, tuesday we' ve really warm up with temperatures in the lower 50' s as you look toward the north. seven degrees right now, tomorrow morning, 14 degrees below zero. a search of warm air comes in. along with that warm air comes the threat of seeing some snow and eventually some rain area about 13 degrees. here are those wind' s. these are the sustained winds. as the day goes on they do settle back in. it really is only 24 hours of the real cold we are talking about.

it looks like it will be snow, and initially it will. this is 9:00 on monday. then we have some mix. then there is a surge of warm air northward. by the time we talk about late monday night into tuesday morning, we have some mix go on. that is going to be a big concern as we talk about that morning commute on tuesday. we could pick up an inch of rain out of this. which means ponding on the roadways and some really wet roads out there as we talked but late into tuesday, especially the evening commute. tomorrow, 10. 32 on monday. some nice snow will change over to rain on monday. then we start to warm back up again by next weekend, a week from today we could have some

it will be a 20 call what is going to happen in that situation. be careful. if you are out tonight, that is cold stuff. i am meteorologist mike welcome. announcer: now sports at five. bob: claude julien became just 500 wins. and he was among the last to know. julien unaware he was sitting on 499 led the bruins to a 4-2 win over the wild in minnesota. no patrice bergeron for this one. injured during his fight on thursday night. but there' s david krejci feeding brad marchand in front of the net. a short-handed goal. marchand' s 27th. minnesota evens it up in the second period. a little confusion behind the bruins net. kevin miller turns it over.and tomas vanek buries it behind jonas gustavson. it was a tie game for 35 seconds. david pastrnak to david krejci. now it' s not called a goal initially. minnesota' s nino neiderrieter knocked the net off it' s post. but after a review the refs correctly determined the puck crossed the line before the net came loose. that' s a goal. krejci'

third period now. ryan spooner poking the puck to center ice. loui eriksson is the first one to it. he speeds in and scores his 200th career goal. bruins up 3-1. they' d go on win, 4-2. zdeno chara with a bulls-eye from 170 feet completes the scoring. bruins in detroit to face the red wings tomorrow afternoon. not a big fan of rumors. that put him just six wins behind art ross for most all time with the bruins. unless it' s the 1977 fleetwood mac lp, in which case it would would be crazy not to own a copy. but the rumor that the celtics cleveland' s kevin love is interesting, even though lebron james says quote, it' s false, but what' s true is danny ainge loves love. or at least likes him a lot. and in the proposed 3-team deal he gets kevin love and his 19

with carmelo anthony. but the hitch in the deal is that anthony has a no trade clause and recently said i' m not going anywhere. so, these trade discussions might not go anywhere either, but ainge will continue talking right up until thursday' s deadline. while red sox players trickle in to fort myers for the opening of spring training next week. skiers and snowboarders spent the last two nights sliding into home plate. and last night' s big air winners are, -- dropping in, very difficult stuff. s going to score well. >> 92.6. >> backwards and what in the world. bob: so, it' s lisa zimmerman and s free-ski. now bill belichick isn' t big into social media.calling it

s his face on instagram with girl friend linda holliday. she posted it with the sentiment, stay warm and cozy on valentine' s weekend, go johns hopkins lacrosse. i' m sure there' s nothing belichick loves more than taking selfies. that is sports. pam: food labels are supposed to help you make healthy choices, but can leave you confused. reid: coming up next on newscenter five, expert advice to help you break down what' s in your food. m: we are following breaking news, united states supreme

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pam: when it comes to food that is boxed, bagged and wrapped it can be difficult to decipher all the words on the packaging. s doug meehan has some expert help on cracking the code. doug: we want to help you be a smart shopper, so we called up a sort out that side panel. facts panel first, that' you' re going to find the serving size, and then all of the amounts per serving. doug: what about the list of ingredients, how do we use that to our advantage? >> ingredients are listed in order of their predominance in the product, so whatever there is most of, is listed first. so, what you really need to pay attention to are the first three ingredients to see what is mostly in that product. doug: when reading the side of a box, what are some key words to

>> i look for sugar, i want to avoid a lot of added sugars. and then it' s good to know words that mean sugar. words that end in ose, like, dextrose, maltose, and then the corn syrups. another red flag nutrient would be sodium. doug: how do we know the difference between good fats and bad fats? >> even if it says, zero trans fat on the label, if you see the word hydrogenated fat in the ingredients list, there could be up to half a gram of trans fats per serving in that product. m: earlier you were saying it was not just the temperature. mike: here' s the windchill index. as we head into tomorrow it does prove a little -- it does prove

-- the air temperature will be at maximum 10 degrees. watch out monday night, there could be some snow or ice. reid: there' s still more news to come tonight. pam: new infor as a small business owner, you know things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. so switch to the 100% fiber optic network of verizon fios. you'll get 99.9% network reliability, and the fastest wi-fi available. for a network that moves as fast as your business. right now, upgrade to fios 50 meg or higher internet and phone and get $250 back. call or go online today. small business is better

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beautifully, they died very well, with great couge. pam:aw emotion from the frontman of the eagles of death metal. his message months after the terror attacks in paris. announcer: from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb new center five at six. reid: breaking news at 6:00 pm unite states in court justice antonin scalia has died. the supreme -- the 79-year-old was found at a resort in west texas beat he was the longest-serving justice and one of the high courts most conservative voices. he was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1986. chief justice ronald -- chief justice john roberts releasing this statement, saying -- his passing is a great loss to the court and the country. we will have much more information as soon as becomes available. pam: an arctic blast sends massachusetts into a deep freeze. temperatures plunging right now, below zero overnight. it' s the kind of cold that' s truly dangerous.